Sentence examples for more broadly applied from inspiring English sources

Since Toynbee's time the term has been more broadly applied.

TR Is "meaningful use" an idea that should be more broadly applied?

This e-learning concept could be more broadly applied and useful to other residency programs.

Even those who have reservations about vouchers say they believe the ruling will be more broadly applied.

If more broadly applied to financial institutions, DPAs and CIAs could help increase the adaptive capabilities of financial regulation.

SDM methods could be more broadly applied than they currently are to address research questions in archaeology and paleoanthropology.

That presented an obvious problem for the government, which interprets the law a good deal more broadly, applying it in this case to the activity of a courier who hid $83,000 in cash under the floorboard of his car as he headed for the Texas border with Mexico.

Obama proposed an executive order interpreting the scope of federal background checks more broadly, applying background checks to those who purchase firearms through a trust or corporation and requesting the Departments of Defense, Justice and Homeland Security conduct research into gun safety.

The concept of late age might more broadly apply to fields ranging from medicine to evolution and earth science, raising questions about the longevity and viability of biological life, on the one hand, or the geological age and habitability of Earth, on the other.

More broadly, applying an ESG lens entails understanding the business model, from revenue drivers to the structure of the market and from factors that could potentially impede successful operations to competitive differentiation.

Salish was formerly a native name for the Flathead alone; by the mid-20th century, however, it was more often broadly applied to the entire group.